Schoolgirl thanks King Charles for 'doing a wonderful job looking after England'

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Seven-year-old Olivia Rickards gave King Charles a hand-drawn portrait of him as he arrived for Sunday's service at St Mary the Virgin church in Flitcham, Norfolk.The young girl's artwork depicted the monarch with a smile, dressed in a blue suit and tie, and bore the message: "Dear King Charles, thank you for looking after England, you do a wonderful job."Accompanied by her father Terence, Olivia received a handshake from the King on the grounds of his Sandringham estate.King Charles responded with characteristic humour, quipping: "At least I'm smiling in the picture." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Since his Coronation in 2023, the King has sat for a number of official portraits, most notably Jonathan Yeo's striking red oil painting unveiled in 2024, which captured him in his Welsh Guards uniform.That same year, a formal naval photograph replaced images of Elizabeth II in public buildings across the country.The King and Queen additionally revealed their Coronation state portraits...

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